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Got some much-needed brain food at BarCamp

By Daniel J. Pritchett on November 10, 2008

“You Suck at Social Media” presentation by Bob Hazlett BarCampMemphis finally arrived two days ago and blew my mind. 88 excited Tennesse-area professionals piled into the ground floor of a cozy downtown office complex (LaunchMemphis) and talked themselves silly. There was a lot to like; here are some highlights. Awesome sessions Check out the Zoho wiki [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged barcamp, barcamp memphis, Digital video, friendfeed, Health, launch memphis, rss, social media, Wiki, wordpress

Wiki project: Define and illustrate your data

By Daniel J. Pritchett on November 5, 2008

I‘m currently working on building what my team’s called a “metadata repository” using a SharePoint wiki. The idea is that users will be able to right-click on various parts of our web application and then take a link to a wiki full of definitions, diagrams, and other useful information regarding the reports or processes they [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged data, Document Management, Groupware, Metadata, Microsoft Search Server, Microsoft SharePoint, sharepoint, Web application, Wiki

Killer Mold Wipes Out Office Building

By Daniel J. Pritchett on September 8, 2008

The price of gas was $1.14 the last time this page was updated Stale, moldy data can be an insurmountable problem for your team. It probably won’t kill anyone, but the mere threat of outdated data can be enough to get a promising new collaboration system vetoed. “What’s to stop people from taking our outdated [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged contact, data, Delicious, google, Groupware, identity, outdated, search, Search Engines, stale, Wiki

Exciting Wiki Happenings at Work

By Daniel J. Pritchett on August 29, 2008

Sharepoint Wiki It’s been a busy week for me at work! I’ve gotten interest in wiki projects from several teams at work and I’ve been working hard to make sure everyone has the best possible experience with these tools. Below are some notes on the recent wiki experiences I’ve had. Wikis Examined Dokuwiki – we [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged Groupware, holiday, MediaWiki, microsoft, Microsoft SharePoint, Wiki, Wikipedia, wikis, workplace

Inside Japan’s Wiki Obsession

By Daniel J. Pritchett on August 22, 2008

Today we’re digging deeper into the search engine dominance of wikis in Japan. Unfortunately, the best explanations I’ve uncovered thus far are specific to Wikipedia rather than wiki technology in general. I hope we can agree that Wikipedia is the cultural vanguard that paves the way for all future wiki projects. With that in mind, [read more...]

Posted in Sharing at Work | Tagged adoption, Asia, Government of Japan, Groupware, japan, pop culture, Society and Culture, Web search engine, Wiki, Wikipedia, wikis

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